Don't buy these coat brands:> Moncler You're paying for the patch> Timberland Only if you are a construction worker> Canada GooseAbsurd price> The North Facepure marketing, low quality> Columbia fake mountain gearGood brands:> Patagonia covers everything they make: repair, replacement, or refund. They'll repair normal wear and tear for you, charging a reasonable fee. It's not free, and that's exactly why it's credible.> Arc'teryxcommits to repairing your garment as long as it remains repairable, with workshops inside its stores.> UniqloWarm, lightweight and affordable > Mountain Equipmentcomes with a 12-digit code. You enter it on their website and see exactly where the down you're wearing came from.> Decathlonwarm and budget friendly> Carharttextreme durability and warmth> Fjällräven Doesn't expire> BarbourDurability> NorrønaIt's truly Nordic
>>18772752>Patagoniano real materials>Arc'teryxoverpriced>Uniqlo chinkshit>Mountain Equipmentlolmao even>DecathlonOnly for ski/snowboard stuff>Carharttoverrated>Fjällrävenliteral faggot brandthe rest are literally irrelevant.>Columbia>fake mountain gearfuck you
>>18772752>> Timberland>Only if you are a construction workerlol shut the fuck up. most construction workers wear whatever was cheapest at walmart.
>>18772752>doesn't even know Manifattura Ceccarelli
>>18772752>DecathlonIn Europe their slop has exactly the same reputation as Walmart in Burgerland>>18772964This
>>18772752Ive owned about 20 arc shells and down jackets and quality has degraded to shit over the past 5 years. They dont even honor their lifetime repair/warranty anymore.
Construction workers don't wear Timberland, Columbia is perfectly fine outdoor wear, Arcteryx doesn't do repairs anymore, Uniqlo is cheapshit worse North Face, Mountain Equipment is gimmicky trash, and you will NEVER be a woman
